Original U.S. WWII Navy Oxygen Breathing Rescue Apparatus Type A-1 with Original Manual - Broken Sales after 1923

after 1923

and it features field red/maroon wool construction with a black leather sweatband

shelter half and hood/helmet cover were produced in this pattern

affectionately referred to as “Chocolate-Chip Camo”

This almost certainly indicates that instead of being one of many Mosin-Nagant rifles left in Finland and elsewhere

Original U.S. WWII Navy Oxygen Breathing Rescue Apparatus Type A-1 with Original Manual - Broken Sales after 1923Original Item. Only One Available. As used in WW2 by the U. S Navy this is a Navy Oxygen Breathing Rescue Apparatus, Type A 1. The Type A 1 apparatus was a self contained, closed circuit device. Oxygen, generated by chemicals in a canister, flowed to the right hand section of the breathing bag, where it mixed with air previously passed through the canister, then to the left hand breathing bag and on through the inhalation tube into the lungs. This